Like many states, Ohio has no laws that directly address where hidden cameras can be placed. Video recording in private places is permitted if the person being filmed consents to the surveillance. But consent need not be affirmative. All that is required in Ohio to give consent is to willingl...
Ohio laws are very liberal when it comes to carrying guns openly. It is an"open carry" state, meaning that most adults have the right to tote a gun openly without having to obtain a license. Ohio does require an individual to obtain a license for carrying concealed handguns. Only those ...
These laws are referred as "castle laws" or "stand-your-ground laws" that strengthen legal protections for people using deadly force in self-defense. It examines the statutory and common-law history of three states namely Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin. It informs about the traditional common-law...
We also assessed the association using comparison states without stand your ground laws (New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Virginia) and control outcomes (all suicides and suicides by firearm in Florida). October 1, 2005, the effective date of the law, was used to define homicides before and...
I’m not sure what the laws are elsewhere, but in Utah (Tooele specifically) they tell you when you buy a house that you own a certain amount of the airspace over it. That’s mostly because they want to point out that there may be smoke or other nasty things that pass above your...
Ohio Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wyoming These laws may have changed since the publish date. Please check with your local authorities for up-to-date information.FAQ Expand All Is pepper spray legal? Pepper spray is legal in all 50 states, bu...
Ohio laws are very liberal when it comes to carrying guns openly. It is an"open carry" state, meaning that most adults have the right to tote a gun openly without having to obtain a license. Ohio does require an individual to obtain a license for carrying concealed handguns. ...